Ojalá – Joel Poe
Aqui les dejo el cover de mi canción favorita del maestro Silvio Rodriguez: Ojalá. Nuevas cosas vienen pronto 🦋✌🏻
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The Night We Met
Ayeeee my cover of Lord Huron’s The Night We Met is so close to 1 million views! Thank you! More stuff to come soon 🙂
That Summer
We both walked Our separate ways Too scared to say Goodbye But you promised To never forget That summer That summer That summer The summer that took you Away. ©2015 Joel Poe
Nobody’s Boy Lyrics
Nobody’s Boy By Joel Poe Just a little more To forget the memories Enough to numb the pain Oh baby, just a little more… Got my cigarettes And scars I cannot hide from you I wish that I could love you Like I loved you yesterday Oh God, it feels so good Feels like I’m
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Nobody’s Boy
Joel Poe releases new single ‘ Nobody’s Boy ‘ After a 5 year hiatus Joel Poe returns to music with Indie Pop-Rock song Nobody’s Boy. You can stream Nobody’s Boy on Spotify and Apple Music. Listen on Spotify Listen on Apple Music
‘The Night We Met’ covered by Joel Poe
The first time I heard this beautiful song was while I was watching ’13 Reasons Why’ on Netflix. I remember in the scene this song was playing someone referred to it as “that one slow song” or something like that. I immediately connected with this song because I had just gone through a break-up and
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Tardes Lluviosas
Hoy llueve de nuevo, mas no es igual. Hoy siento tanto dolor en mis huesos como en mi corazón; o quizás sea al revés. Dicen algunos poetas que las tardes lluviosas son melancólicas- Quizás sea eso. Tal vez es solo esta idea de no volver a verte que me hace regurgitar la tristeza que vagamente
“In Socks, Alone”
I’ve always been scared of being alone. Afraid of not finding that someone who will stick around. They say we all have our person, and that they’re waiting for us, somewhere… somehow. But although most people meet their soulmate during their lifetime; The sad truth is they’re not always the person with whom we spend